Postal bankers urged to back Postal Savings bill
Los Angeles Oct 6 American Bankers Association President William R Creer Cleveland Savings and Loan secretary told meeting bankers had opposed the Postal Savings bank as ill advised but should now support it The bill is law and banks will cooperate three times as many banks sought to be depositories as post offices designated as banks have studied the act and praise the committee efforts The 1907 08 disturbances left prices higher and savings deposits rising but not always with true deposits due to interest accounting and warnings of prudence and conservatism in handling deposits
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Bankers' Association
William R. Creer
Cleveland Savings and Loan Company
Cleveland
Postal Savings Bank
Creer
Postal Savings Bank Committee
New Portuguese Government Men Named in Early Record
The New Portuguese Government lists President Theophile Braga and a cabinet including Alfonso Costa as Justice Minister Bernadine Machado as Foreign Affairs Minister Brazilio Telles as Finance Minister Antonio Luiz Gomes for Public Works Colonel Portani as War Minister Amaro Azovado Gomes as Marine Minister Antonio Almeida as Interior Minister and Nusebio Leao as Civil Governor of Lisbon.
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Theophile Braga
Alfonso Costa
Bernadine Machado
Brazilio Telles
Antonio Luiz Gomes
Colonel Portani
Amaro Azovado Gomes
Antonio Almeida
Lisbon
Nusebio Leao
Lisbon Revolutionnia Unrest Moves Royal Family Aboard Yacht
Associated Press reports ongoing clashes between revolutionists and loyalists in Lisbon. Royal family reportedly aboard the imperial yacht Queen Camelia en route to the English coast. Dowager Queen Maria to Italy. Mont Clair palace offered by Princess Cloudale. Justice ministers resign to provisional president Braga. Republicans quell attacks on royalist houses. In Kansas City, census puts population at 82,331 with 60.1 percent rise to 2,391 total value.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Portugal
Camelia
Maria
Italy
Mont Clair
Princess Cloudale
Traxiera Desousa
Cruce Delivers Clean, Convincing Oklahoma Governor Run Speech
Lee Cruce of Ardmore spoke to a large Vinita crowd praising Democratic accomplishments in three years of state control. He contrasted his platform with Republican critic Joe McNeal, defended education funding, and lauded the state’s banking and public service reforms, urging voters to support Cruce in statewide races. He planned stops in Centralia Bluejacket and Welch.
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Ardmore
Vinita
Lee Cruce
Craig County
Cruce
E. Amos
Oklahoma
E.J. Hobdy
Shere
Joe McNeal
Lee Crace
Crince
McNeal
Corporation Commission
Centralia
Bluejacket
Welch
Record-Breaking Sale of 7000 Acres Indian Lands Begun
Muskogee Oklahoma October 5 unprecedented bidder enthusiasm marks the upcoming sealed bid sale of 7000 acres of restricted Indian lands in eastern Oklahoma. sale runs October 10 to 14 with buyers from across the United States. Lands stretch from Kansas to Texas lines. Rofer J Billison Carroll world roping champion visits to compete tomorrow and Saturday.
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Muskogee
Okla
United States
Oklahoma
Union Agency
Kansas
Texas Lines
J. Billison Carroll
Errick
Hoke Smith Elected Governor of Georgia
Atlanta Oct 6 Hoke Smith was elected to a second term as Georgia governor as complete returns show he carried the state in 146 counties. Joseph M Brown failed to win a majority in any county, and the socialist ticket drew inconsequential votes. Three constitutional amendments appeared to be adopted by large margins. Brown announced he would support the party nominees after denouncing certain independents. Brown carried Glasscock county and Warren county narrowly, while McDuffie, Watson’s home, backed Smith nearly two to one.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Smith
Brown
Thomas K. Wattgon
Land
Glasscock County
Warren County
Tom Watson
McDuffie
Deck Now Secretary Of Commercial Club
W H Deck began duties this morning as secretary of the Commercial Club. Rumor of him going to Mangum was confusion. Herbert Deck has left to accept the Waters Pierce Oil agency while his father remains with the Commercial Club. Local business men expect he will render significant service in his new role.
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W. H. Deck
Commercial Club
Mangum
Herbert Deck
the Waters
Pierce Oil Company
Deck
Glean Seed Campaign Proves Great Success
The Oklahoma farm demonstration department distributes the last carload of pure seed wheat from Medicine Lodge to state farmers. No more seed wheat purchases this year as planting nears. Orders from new wheat areas show the campaign’s wide impact and likely rise in next year’s acreage.
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Thrie
Okla
Farm Demonstration Department
State Board of Agriculture
Medicine Lodge
Oklahoma
Three Young People Drown In Missouri Creek
Paineville reports Will McKee Genevieve Franklin and Viola Franklin drowned last night returning from a dance. McKee's horse slipped on the bridge causing the buggy to plunge into St Lorent Creek. The victims are identified as local residents with ties to the community.
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Associated Press
Paineville
Will McKee
Genevieve
Viola Franklin
St. Lorent Creek
McKee
Lee O Neill Browne to testify before Lorimer committee
Chicago October 6 Lee O Neill Browne a Democratic leader in the Illinois house of representatives under indictment in the Lorimer senate election matter will be called to testify before the Lorimer congressional committee Also named are State Senator John Broderick and Representative Robert Wilson both facing bribery charges Browne and Broderick declined to answer beyond naming themselves as requested Counsel asked for time to confer with associates before advising their clients The committee granted a postponement and the witness must later decide to answer or plead constitutional privilege.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Ilnois House of Repreentatives
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Lorimer
Congressional Committee
John Broderick
D. W. Holtslaw
Robert ©. Wilson
Browne
Broderick
Thomas Dawson
District Court Term Shortened By Judge's Absence
The October term of district court was cut short after a telegram from a Kansas City hospital stated Mrs. Brown was very low after an operation. Judge Brown will be absent for a few days and the court adjourned until next Monday. The grand jury was adjourned to meet again then, having just been empaneled yesterday. Afternoon motions and demurrers were disposed of, with jury trials set to resume next Monday.
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District Court
Brown
Kansas City
Presbyterians Hold Indian Work Conference in Tulsa
Delegates from the southwest gather in Tulsa to attend a four day Presbyterian conference on Indian work at the M E church south. The synod opens with a talk by Rev James Kidd Thompson of Muskogee and includes sessions on Henry Kendall College and school matters. The inauguration of Dr S R Gordon as Kendall College president is a major feature and Epworth League district convention is noted.
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Oklo
M. BH
Southwest
Brotherhood of
James Kidd Thompson
Muskogee
Henry Kendall College
M. E
New Presbyterian Church
R. Gordon
L. L
The
Kendall College
State should centralize road control and maintenance
Logan Waller Page urged centralized administration for roads at the National Good Roads convention in Oklahoma City. He called for state control, separation of construction and maintenance funds, and a patrol system similar to France, citing New York’s recent bond authorization for road work.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Logan Waller Page
United States Office of Public Roads
Seasion
Mr. Page
State Highway Commission
Page
France
New York
Guaranty Law Will Again Be Operative In Kansas
Topeka Kan Oct 4 Attorney General Jackson reports the court of appeals denied the banks rehearing in the Kansas bank guaranty case. The mandate will soon be sent and the law will resume operation Bank Commissioner Dolley will accept new banks into the fund and levy the annual assessment as due. The supreme court has not ruled on a writ of certiorari, which would not delay the law if granted. The appeals court action lifts the injunction and the law remains in effect until a final decision.
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Topeka
Kans
Jackson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas Bank
Dolley
United States Supreme Court
Attorney General
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Supreme Court enjoins Swanson County officers now
Guthrie Okla Oct 6 The Oklahoma supreme court issued a temporary restraining order enjoining Swanson county officers from demanding or receiving records books taxes or property from Kiowa county until final disposition of the cases to dissolve Swanson county District Judge Tolbert Kiowa county declined to issue the order and Kiowa county County Attorney Standifer appealed to the supreme court This halts county finances and tax collection pending the dissolution case outcome.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Swanson County
Kiowa County
Tolbert
Standever
Supreme Court
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